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In this historic address, John AG Richardson lays out his vision for the city of Lowell, Massachusetts, as he takes office as mayor. He addresses the challenges facing the city, including economic development, education, and public safety, and outlines his plans for addressing these issues. This address provides a fascinating glimpse into the social and political issues of the late 19th century, and remains relevant for anyone interested in urban policy today.
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